Phillip Palmer
Phillip Palmer is the weekday midday anchor for ABC7 Eyewitness News and also reports on solutions to community problems for Eyewitness News. Since joining the station in 1998, Phillip has served as morning show anchor, weekend anchor and general assignment reporter.

Phillip was born in Lawton, Oklahoma, but his family moved around a lot. In fact, Phillip has lived in Shreveport, Louisiana; Wichita, Kansas; Memphis, Tennessee; Little Rock, Arkansas; Evergreen, Colorado.

In his adopted home of West Monroe, Louisiana, Phillip graduated high school in 1981. He graduated from Northeast Louisiana University with a degree in journalism and a minor in radio/TV/film.

Phillip's career also began in West Monroe, where in 1985, he became a sports reporter at KNOE AM/FM radio. He then moved to KAKE in Wichita, Kansas in 1990 as a weekend sports anchor. In 1994, Phillip moved to KCNC in Denver, Colorado as the morning news anchor.

A strong supporter of organ donation, Phillip donated a kidney to his friend, Dale Davis, in March 2007.

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Contact:
ABC7 Broadcast Center
Attn: Phillip Palmer
500 Circle Seven Drive
Glendale, CA 91201
818-863-7777

Phillip's Stories
Free 'Ask an Architect' program helps fire victims navigate the rebuilding process
The free program allows you to meet one-on-one with a licensed architect to get guidance and resources about the rebuilding process.
Reconstrucción de los incendios Palisades y Eaton incluye trasladar líneas eléctricas bajo tierra
La prevención de futuros incendios forestales es uno de los principales objetivos de la reconstrucción de las áreas quemadas por los incendios Palisades y Eaton.
Palisades and Eaton Fire rebuilding efforts include moving power lines underground
Preventing future wildfires is a big part of the rebuilding effort for the Palisades and Eaton Fire burn areas, and that includes burying power lines.
Culver City using AI to detect and enforce violations that slow down bus service
The city is now using cameras and artificial intelligence to detect and enforce violations that slow its bus service and negatively impact the safety of everyone's commute.
La Patrulla Fronteriza de EE. UU. está incautando más huevos que fentanilo en las fronteras
Los funcionarios de aduanas afirman que un artículo de contrabando está superando las incautaciones de fentanilo en las fronteras estadounidenses: los huevos.
US Border Patrol is seizing more eggs than fentanyl at the borders
A breakfast staple is being seized at U.S. borders more than the deadly drug fentanyl.
Guitars Over Guns program helps support vulnerable SoCal youth through music, mentorship
"Music is a great way to build a bond with people." A local after-school music program called Guitars Over Guns reaches out to youth in SoCal's vulnerable communities through music and mentorship.
Wildfire victims look to nontraditional materials, methods as a solution to rebuilding homes
The Eaton Fire burned everything in its path along Dr. Bruce Lander's street in Altadena, but it came to a halt when it reached his house - which is made of steel.
As Palisades, Altadena rebuild, learnings from Paradise and OC serve as fire-resiliency examples
Orchard Hills is a planned community in Orange County that broke ground in 2014, with developers taking specific steps to make it fire resilient. This was tested in 2020 when the Silverado Fire spread to the community's doorstep but didn't damage a single residence in the neighborhood.